Will Phelps become the man with the most gold medals in Olympic history?

Will not Soviet women's gymnast Larissa Latynina ). With nine golds, five silvers and four bronzes in three Olympic Games, Latinina is the athlete with the most gold medals and medals (18) to date.

The one upstairs is the one who has won the most gold medals in the history of the Olympics after winning 8 gold medals or 9 big 9 gold medals won by Larissa Latynina, and the landlord is talking about whether Phelps can become the person with the most gold medals in Olympic history after winning 8 gold medals!!

Definitely. Latinina has accumulated 9 gold medals in the three games, and as of today, Phelps has accumulated 9 gold medals, and there will be his gold medal event in the next few days, not to mention that Phelps is still so young, and the Beijing Olympics will definitely not be the last one he will participate in. Upstairs, it's obvious that the preface doesn't match the afterword.

You're out of shape.

The landlord asked, "If you win eight gold medals in this Olympic Games, will you become the person who has won the most gold medals in the history of the Olympic Games?" "It's not what you say" After winning 8 gold medals, can you become the person with the most gold medals in Olympic history!!

Counting Athens' six, plus the current three, Phelps should certainly be the most gold medals in Olympic history.

So far, it's already him. He's not human... The five-body throw that I admire is on the ground...

Y will also be the person who has broken the most world records at the Olympics.

Yes, Phelps won 6 gold medals at the last Athens Olympics, and the most gold medals in history is 9, and he will definitely become the person with the most gold medals in Olympic history!

There are four athletes with the most gold medals at the Summer Olympics, each with nine gold medals

1. American male swimmer Mark Spitz. He won two gold medals in swimming at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, and at the 1972 Olympics, he was allowed to compete in four individual events and three relay events, in which he miraculously won seven events and seven gold medals, setting an Olympic record for the most gold medals won in a single competition and one of the most gold medals ever won by an athlete at any Summer Olympics.

2. Former Soviet female gymnast Larissa Latynina. She once won the women's gymnastics team championship in the 1960 Olympic Games for the former Soviet Union, and won the individual all-around and floor exercise championships at the same time. At the 18th Olympic Games in Tokyo in 1964, Latinina was the most notable female gymnast.

She won nine gold medals at three consecutive Olympic Games in 1956 and 1964.

3. Finnish men's track and field athlete Paavo Rumi. He made a splash at the 7th Olympic Games in 1920, winning the 10,000m and finishing second in the 5,000m. At the 8th Olympic Games held in 1924, Rumi won four gold medals in the 1500m, 3000m (team), 5000m, and 10000m.

It is worth mentioning that there was only an hour of rest between the 1500m and 5000m races, which on the one hand shows Rumi's strength and on the other hand his extraordinary perseverance. It became a miracle on the playing field. He was also praised as:"Son of long-distance running"In 1920 and 1928, he won a total of nine gold medals.

4. Black American track and field superstar Carl Lewis. In 1984, at the 23rd Olympic Games, he won four gold medals (100m, 200m, long jump, 4x100m relay) and finally fulfilled his dream of becoming an Owens-style Olympic hero. He gave one of the gold medals to Owens' widow as a sign of respect for Owens, and the other three to his parents as a sign of parenting.

In 1988, he won gold medals in the 100m and long jump at the 24th Olympic Games.

In 1992, at the 25th Olympic Games, he won two gold medals in the long jump and the 4x100m relay.

In 1996, at the age of 35, Lewis won another gold medal in the long jump at the 26th Olympic Games, becoming the first athlete to win gold in the long jump at four consecutive Olympic Games.

The Olympic Games are held every four years, which is a grand event in the sports world, and in the process of the development of the Olympic Games, there are also many world records that are difficult to break, among which Phelps won 3 golds, and a famous Chinese player is on the list.

One: Phelps won 23 Olympic gold medals and 8 gold medals in a single Olympic Games.

Phelps is a swimmer, when he was a child, Phelps was very active, and his interests were very wide, Phelps had a very high talent in swimming, he participated in the Olympic Games at the age of 15, in this competition Phelps met excellent swimmers from all over the world, so he did not fail to win a gold medal in the competition. After the 2000 Olympics, Phelps was able to redouble his efforts, breaking the butterfly world record at the age of 16.

Phelps won six Olympic gold medals in 2004, eight in 2008, four in 2012 and five in 2016, for a total of 23 Olympic gold medals in his career.

Two: Zhang Shan two-way skeet (mixed men's and women) champion and 200 shots and 200 hits.

At the 1992 Olympic Games, China's Zhang Shan broke the record in 200 shots in the 200 rounds of the skeet (mixed) qualifiers, and in the final, Zhang Shan beat all the male competitors to become the champion of the skeet (mixed), and her record has not been broken to this day.

Three: Joyna won the women's 100m 10.49 seconds

Joyna is a sprinter who set a women's sprint record in the women's 100m dash in 100m 10.49 seconds at the 1988 Olympics.

Four: Chusovitina has participated in eight consecutive Olympic Games.

Chusovitina is a gymnast, and everyone knows that as gymnasts get older, their physical flexibility decreases, so the career of gymnasts is very limited, and it is not easy for Chusovitina to participate in eight consecutive Olympic Games.